Welcome to week two of my Fabric Collage Review. This six-week refresher (or introduction) on the basics of fabric collage is in preparation for my upcoming live follow-along Zoom classes … Read More
We’re aware that some of you did not receive today’s post, or received an email with a link that didn’t work, so please excuse this follow up link if this … Read More
In 2025, which is right around the corner, we’ll be holding two four-week live follow-along classes via Zoom. You may have seen them promoted in a previous blog post. This … Read More
“How do you make an eye?” It’s not uncommon for me to get asked that simple yet perplexing question. After more than three decades of making fabric collage quilts, and … Read More
These blog posts are often inspired by whichever fabric collage class I happen to be teaching at the time. Last week I started my Fascinating Fabric Collage Bugs and Butterflies … Read More
The way I create a fabric collage almost always involves using a line-drawing pattern of my subject. For my week-long classes, students create their own patterns. For my shorter classes, … Read More
Learning fabric collage should be enjoyable. And I can’t think of a subject that’s more fun to learn the fabric collage process than fish. They come in such a wide … Read More
I encourage my fabric collage students to go wild with color and pattern, especially when their subject is something like a Quilter’s Fantastical Trophy Fish (above). But how to do … Read More
Creating a pattern is a critical early step for creating a fabric collage quilt. Because it’s so important, describing how to make a pattern was one of the first “how … Read More
It’s time to introduce a new series of posts that expand with further thoughts and information on popular fabric collage topics covered in earlier versions. Over time my experience as … Read More